Becoming Ourselves
Beauty and Happiness
June 1 - August 25, 2025
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Photographs of magical T/NB people
Photographs of magical T/NB people
Beautiful, happy images of trans and nonbinary (T/NB) adults and children, selected by a panel of trans youth.
Inspiration, aspiration, hope
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Rainbow Youth Alliance, Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Rockville, MD
Rainbow Youth Alliance is a twice-monthly support group for LGBTQ+ youth ages 13-18. During group, two adult co-facilitators engage the youth in conversation and activities. RYA is a great opportunity for LGBTQ+ youth to meet others like them and interact in a fun and structured environment.
Gwen Andersen
Gwen Andersen
(she/her)
Gwen Andersen will discuss why she wanted to do a photo show on this topic. Rockville, MD-based photographer, active member of Women’s Caucus for Art, contributor, curator, and organizer of Becoming Ourselves.
Reverend Dr. Jill McCrory
Reverend Dr. Jill McCrory
(she/her)
Friend of Petra Stephanie Neal, long advocate for the LGBTQ+ community, organizer and board member of the MoCo Pride Center, and honored as a Capital Pride Hero
Natasha Nazareth
Natasha Nazareth
(she/her)
Mother, contributing photographer. Co-founder of Maryland's first Certified B Corp law firm dedicated to joyful, purposeful work that transforms our communities and drives positive change. 2023 Woman Making History awarded by the Montgomery County Commission for Women.
Octavia
Octavia
(her/they)
A Baltimore photographer. Her lived experience as a Black nonbinary trans woman informs her work. She seeks to uplift the spectrum of Black identities by offering new imagery with which to approach the Black imagination.
A Baltimore photographer. Her lived experience as a Black nonbinary trans woman informs her work. She seeks to uplift the spectrum of Black identities by offering new imagery with which to approach the Black imagination.
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